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Original post by RosieGirl
I've been looking at allied healthcare professional jobs and basically all of them have a 40k ceiling
Given the average wage is something like £27k then yes.
However, it depends on which part of the country you live in too.
Need a few more details before someone can give you a definite answer... It's also quite a subjective.
Good at what stage in your career?
It isn't great if that is the maximum.
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you only need a salary to survive in the end tbh.
if you can pay all your expenses (and have savings for luxuries if u want), then it's fine!
if you can pay all your expenses (and have savings for luxuries if u want), then it's fine!
Original post by RosieGirl
I've been looking at allied healthcare professional jobs and basically all of them have a 40k ceiling
You don't do AHP jobs for the money. If you want big bucks, think about investment banking or something. Money isn't the primary driver for people who are successful in jobs like these.
The combination of your user name 'retake student' and assertion that £600,000 p.a. isn't a 'good enough salary' is a bit awkward, to be honest with you.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
Original post by Reality Check
You don't do AHP jobs for the money. If you want big bucks, think about investment banking or something. Money isn't the primary driver for people who are successful in jobs like these.
Very true, many people don't realise this until its too late.
It really depends where you are in the UK. £40K in Scotland will get you a decent pile. £40K in London doesn't go so far at all.
If you have a dual income household you could be really quite comfortable though.
If you have a dual income household you could be really quite comfortable though.
Original post by Reality Check
The combination of your user name 'retake student' and assertion that £600,000 p.a. isn't a 'good enough salary' is a bit awkward, to be honest with you.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
Not to mention the 07 in his username and Boss Baby avatar is making me wonder if he is 10 years old
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Not to mention the 07 in his username and Boss Baby avatar is making me wonder if he is 10 years old
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Original post by Reality Check
The combination of your user name 'retake student' and assertion that £600,000 p.a. isn't a 'good enough salary' is a bit awkward, to be honest with you.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
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Original post by RosieGirl
I've been looking at allied healthcare professional jobs and basically all of them have a 40k ceiling
Depends what you want from life.
Only you know if that's a good salary depending on your expectations. I measure my salary based on disposable income anyway.
I'm judging you for you saying a 600k salary is beneath you. Based on what? Doesn't come across very well making comments like that.
I don't have a problem though, well done for being ambitious but it's not going to go down well when people are talking about 40k salaries (which is a good salary for anybody to be able to live on nicely) and coming in and saying you wouldn't even be happy with 600k a year because you're "better than that".
But not looking to get into an argument about it, it's not that big a deal. Hope you have a good day and fair play if you do reach your career aspirations, all the luck to you
I don't have a problem though, well done for being ambitious but it's not going to go down well when people are talking about 40k salaries (which is a good salary for anybody to be able to live on nicely) and coming in and saying you wouldn't even be happy with 600k a year because you're "better than that".
But not looking to get into an argument about it, it's not that big a deal. Hope you have a good day and fair play if you do reach your career aspirations, all the luck to you
Original post by Reality Check
The combination of your user name 'retake student' and assertion that £600,000 p.a. isn't a 'good enough salary' is a bit awkward, to be honest with you.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
😂 there's that shade again
Original post by Reality Check
The combination of your user name 'retake student' and assertion that £600,000 p.a. isn't a 'good enough salary' is a bit awkward, to be honest with you.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
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